Jackie Stars As Bums Win In NL Baseball Mayhem
Jackie Robinson, 35, off the bench, sparks Brooklyn to a 3-2 win as Milwaukee leads NL. He belts a two run homer, adds a tying ninth inning single to lift the Dodgers past a seven game skid. Cincinnati and St Louis streaks, Cubs rally, and Wynn blanks the Yankees as the pennant chase tightens. Groza enters 11th NFL season.
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Wichita Bears End Slide With Split Of Doubleheader
Wichita rose from the cellar with a 3-1 win and 6-3 loss to St Paul in a doubleheader, while Denver beat Wichita 9-7 in 10 innings after tying the game in the 9th. The Bears extended their lead to 69 games over Indianapolis as Minneapolis swept Louisville, and Fridley homered for Denver in a late burst. Pitched notes include Bollweg Pendleton and Hyanehrink homers for Wichita.
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Baseball coaches' early careers span cities and leagues
Do You Know mentions first base coach Jake Pitler of the Dodgers starting as a shortstop with Jackson Michigan in 1913. Pepper Martin, Chicago Cubs coach, hit .298 across 1,189 NL games with the St. Louis Cardinals. Jimmie Dykes, Reds third base coach, began in Gettysburg Pennsylvania in 1917 as a second baseman.
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